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she heard the education motion. she got her medal. we were about 15 feet away. we thought maybe the building collapsed but emp started -- immediately we saw sirens starting which let us know that something was really wrong. we couldn't find my mother-in-law. >> is she okay? >> she's okay. she feels really guilty that she put us through this which is a crazy reaction. don't feel guilty. >> did you locate your wife? >> i did. it's crazy to think she was a few blocks down. on a day that normally is nothing but positive and joyous something positive could occur. >> you ran the race. you were on your way back to the finish line area to plemeet up h a friend. >> i was. i continued to walk and picked up my water bottle and i decided to go back toward the finish to find my friend who was a couple of minutes behind me. i got within a block and then i saw an explosion of white smoke and the loudest noise i've ever heard in my life. even though i was almost a block away the concussion from that was just stunning. it's disorienting. >> did you know it was a bomb or maybe so
she heard the education motion. she got her medal. we were about 15 feet away. we thought maybe the building collapsed but emp started -- immediately we saw sirens starting which let us know that something was really wrong. we couldn't find my mother-in-law. >> is she okay? >> she's okay. she feels really guilty that she put us through this which is a crazy reaction. don't feel guilty. >> did you locate your wife? >> i did. it's crazy to think she was a few blocks down....
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and part of what i think has happened since 9/11 is there's been a great public education. as to this dialog the public is having with whoever this is, whoever does these things to us. whether it's an organized group or a lone wolf. and i think part of it is what the british call keep calm and carr eon? the brits have learned a lot of these lessons. they had the ira a long time before al qaeda arrives. we need to do that too. we're not going to change our basic character. we're going to try to remain true, to essentially being the way we've always been. and i think that is a challenge, though, now. you feel the havoc growing across the global news cycles. and you say, look, for someone doing something leak this, you're trying to get in the mind of a bomber, maybe this is a victory. there's fear all over the unit. there's a question of where next? i think the next 24 to 48 hours will be important in terms of leadership, people in the law enforcement community as well as the political actors. let's take a deep breath. >> in terms of how we have evolved as a country, in terms
and part of what i think has happened since 9/11 is there's been a great public education. as to this dialog the public is having with whoever this is, whoever does these things to us. whether it's an organized group or a lone wolf. and i think part of it is what the british call keep calm and carr eon? the brits have learned a lot of these lessons. they had the ira a long time before al qaeda arrives. we need to do that too. we're not going to change our basic character. we're going to try to...
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there's been education as to the dialogue the public is having with the people who does these things to us. i think part of it is something, what do the british call, keep calm and carry on. the brits have learned a lot of these lessons. i think we're learning that too. to say, all right, we're not going to change our basic character. the way we handle big public ven events like this. we're going to try to remain true. i think that's challenge now. you have the havoc growing across the global news cycles. you're trying to get into the mind of bomber, maybe this is a victory. the capitol is around. the west is locked down. there's fear all over the united states. there's a question of where next. i think these next 24 to 48 hours will be important in terms of leadership and folks in the intelligence and the political actors to say let's take a deep breath, think what happens and we with control how we respond. >> in terms of the way our leaders talk to us about this, but when we're giving instruction, reassurance and given official response from a leaders, is there a new consensus it
there's been education as to the dialogue the public is having with the people who does these things to us. i think part of it is something, what do the british call, keep calm and carry on. the brits have learned a lot of these lessons. i think we're learning that too. to say, all right, we're not going to change our basic character. the way we handle big public ven events like this. we're going to try to remain true. i think that's challenge now. you have the havoc growing across the global...
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with an advanced degree in education from capella university, you'll have the knowledge to meet these challenges and make a difference in the lives of students. let's get started at capella.edu. it shows. we don't run like that. we build john deere equipment the way we always have: the right way. times change. our principles don't. you don't just have our word on it. you've got our name on it. that's how we run. nothing runs like a deere. discover the full line of riding lawn equipment at johndeere.com/howwerun or your local dealer. at johndeere.com/howwerun there is no mass produced there is no mass produced human. so we created the extraordinarily comfortable sleep number experience. a collection of innovations designed around the only bed with dualair technology that allows you to adjust to the support your body needs - each of your bodies. you'll only find sleep number at one of our over 400 stores nationwide, where right now, save $400 on the only memory foam bed that adjusts to each of you. plus special financing on all beds! sleep number. comfort. individualized. you'll have to
with an advanced degree in education from capella university, you'll have the knowledge to meet these challenges and make a difference in the lives of students. let's get started at capella.edu. it shows. we don't run like that. we build john deere equipment the way we always have: the right way. times change. our principles don't. you don't just have our word on it. you've got our name on it. that's how we run. nothing runs like a deere. discover the full line of riding lawn equipment at...
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educate them to the proper behavior. i think that that is done with people who are in settings that are over 21 as well. >> i agree with you. i think that we penalize anyone over the age of 21 and get in trouble in the summer, when there is no school. they need a place to go to express themselves. the next question, for the police, with the success of aou, it is a central place where conditions are put on alcohol licenses. does the police department possibly see a central location for education permits? >> i leave that as long as we can centralize these activities and tasks, getting them to go through one formal is much better for all of us. it is much easier to get a handle on what is going on. aou, we are doing really well with that. we will look into that and have it going through direct. >> so, we used all of these out. does anyone else have a question? we have about five more minutes before we take a break. i know the you are tired. please, ask and be polite. robbie? [laughter] >> hello. this is a question for all t
educate them to the proper behavior. i think that that is done with people who are in settings that are over 21 as well. >> i agree with you. i think that we penalize anyone over the age of 21 and get in trouble in the summer, when there is no school. they need a place to go to express themselves. the next question, for the police, with the success of aou, it is a central place where conditions are put on alcohol licenses. does the police department possibly see a central location for...
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the short fall, that $10 million short fall is really in the areas of the kind of the plans, education, and outreach because very often the funding sources that we deal with at mta you build the project and deal with this. and these programs are limited to us so that is the $10 million gap. step two, fund pilot treatments and identify those most impactful so we're building up how to take care of the short fall. one do the injury corridors, identify innovative treatments and integrate with other projects. again that is a $5 million gap. step three and estimate improvements and we estimated the third part, the permanent capital improvements but again this is a strategy. it's a plan. it's an estimate. we haven't actually gone to the intersections. we haven't done the engineering but that is the goal. that's what we're reaching towards so again we want to implement the high impacts first and then pursue funding by phase and i often tell people so they see the total there and we're never going to accomplish that. in reality we want to fund environmental studies, do outreach and fund designs
the short fall, that $10 million short fall is really in the areas of the kind of the plans, education, and outreach because very often the funding sources that we deal with at mta you build the project and deal with this. and these programs are limited to us so that is the $10 million gap. step two, fund pilot treatments and identify those most impactful so we're building up how to take care of the short fall. one do the injury corridors, identify innovative treatments and integrate with other...
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left his remote mountain village and received an education, learned english, spent time in america, such that he now sees himself as an ambassador of american values to his community in yemen. when his village was struck by a drone, what he talked about yesterday was really important, one of the things we haven't heard. not just the human consequences, but that the person who had been targeted actually could have been captured. so that really feeds into and calls into question yet again who are we targeting, how are we doing it, and is it truth that capture is never feasible? it also requires increasing transparency about the legal memos that justify the killings of noncitizens. so today, the house judiciary committee is reading the olc memos relating to the killing of citizens. they'll decide in the next week or two whether they'll subpoena the remaining memos, which the white house really has resisted turning over. >> unsurprisingly peter bergen said that 2% of drone casualties could be described as al qaeda, quote, leaders. ayman, usually we have you in a little box and you're in cair
left his remote mountain village and received an education, learned english, spent time in america, such that he now sees himself as an ambassador of american values to his community in yemen. when his village was struck by a drone, what he talked about yesterday was really important, one of the things we haven't heard. not just the human consequences, but that the person who had been targeted actually could have been captured. so that really feeds into and calls into question yet again who are...
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education diplomacy our best tools. this guy -- the losers were not on student visas. >> let me next -- i don't think what i'm proposing would have stopped boston from happening. greg? >> i have mixed feelings. i find it funny that people who are angry cutting off student visas are usually less angry about terrorists cutting off people's heads. but i just think overall better background checks when i got married, my wife had to move over with me to london from the united states. we had -- she this to go through so many background checks. essentially say she is not a terrorist thelt elle hilton they cans. >> andrea: you have moments of brilliance. i agree with you on this one. the state department has a couple programs in place. one of them was ramping up to bring muslim students to the u.s. actually recruiting them. dana is right. the universities do this because they can actually charge the foreign students more so that they get five year visas, scholarships covering tuition. they leisure english. should would he be te
education diplomacy our best tools. this guy -- the losers were not on student visas. >> let me next -- i don't think what i'm proposing would have stopped boston from happening. greg? >> i have mixed feelings. i find it funny that people who are angry cutting off student visas are usually less angry about terrorists cutting off people's heads. but i just think overall better background checks when i got married, my wife had to move over with me to london from the united states. we...
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>> we still believe the most affluent and most educated of the population want to consume print. and many of them still like it the old-fashioned way. others, the more affluent of course, have a variety of ways they receive it. they take it at home, ink on paper. they take it on their ipad. they now take it on their cell phone. so, that -- the medium itself is a long way from being over. >> obviously, hearst publishes 300 magazines globally. your company's portfolio is diverse. $9 billion in revenue last year. you own buzzfeed, half of fitch ratings and television interest, and tell me how you see the business changing. >> part of our success has been the fact that we have diversified. many of our contemporary companies, remember, we are 125 years old, stay too long at one stand. our strategy was diversify. become more electronic. that led us to go from three television stations to 29 television stations. to launch with abc what is now a & e, history, lifetime all the cable networks. we invested in espn. that diversification meant that we were not too reliant on any one product.
>> we still believe the most affluent and most educated of the population want to consume print. and many of them still like it the old-fashioned way. others, the more affluent of course, have a variety of ways they receive it. they take it at home, ink on paper. they take it on their ipad. they now take it on their cell phone. so, that -- the medium itself is a long way from being over. >> obviously, hearst publishes 300 magazines globally. your company's portfolio is diverse. $9...
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fisk, a yale educated, highly prominent defense attorney and they'll call in death penalty experts. >> shepard: you have to figure that -- i don't know what grounds they'll take. i guess try to say the older brother brainwashed him. >> in this situation, when -- we're not sure yet about the death penalty. but they have to start preparing for that. so they're going to call psychiatrists in to say well, did your older brother put you unduress? did he force you, those are all mitigating circumstances to get you out of death pennant to life in prison. they might look at a plea deal. hey, u.s. attorney, we'll give. >> shepard: we'll give you everything. >> he'll take life in prison but don't give him the death penalty. they'll review the videotape evidence to say does he look pushed into this. maybe there are other people involved. these are things they'll focus on or mentally, is he in his right state of mind notwithstanding the brother. >> shepard: i'm out of time but how unusual would it be for the federal government to use a federal -- use the federal death penalty case in a state wher
fisk, a yale educated, highly prominent defense attorney and they'll call in death penalty experts. >> shepard: you have to figure that -- i don't know what grounds they'll take. i guess try to say the older brother brainwashed him. >> in this situation, when -- we're not sure yet about the death penalty. but they have to start preparing for that. so they're going to call psychiatrists in to say well, did your older brother put you unduress? did he force you, those are all...
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dedicated to strengthening america's future through education. adcasting, dedicated to strengthening america's future and contributions to your pbs station, from viewers like you. and contributions in the neighborhood ♪ ♪ a beautiful day for a neighbor ♪ ♪ would you be mine? could you be mine? ♪ ♪ won't you be my neighbor? - ♪ it's daniel tiger's neighborhood ♪ ♪ a land of make-believe ♪ won't you ride along with me? ♪ - ♪ ride along - ♪ it's daniel tiger's neighborhood ♪ ♪ so much to do, so much to see ♪ ♪ won't you ride along with me? ♪ - ♪ ride along - ♪ i've got lots of friends for you to meet ♪ ♪ in this land of make-believe ♪ a friendly face on every street ♪ ♪ just waiting to greet you ♪ it's a beautiful day in the neighborhood ♪ ♪ a beautiful day for a neighbor ♪ ♪ in daniel tiger's neighborhood ♪ - hi, neighbor! it's me, daniel tiger. like my picture? it's me! and i'm at school! come with me to the art area. ♪ doo doo doo doo doo hello, prince wednesday! - hello, hello, danti and a royal hello to you, neighbor!
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educ there will be from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 this afternoon.oon. organizers say shoes can have aa huge effect on a child's healthh education and self esteem. >>> all right, that will do it for the 6th. 6th. let send it over to tony and d sarah to takes us for the restf ofth the way. see you in an hour.hour. >> twin explosions rock thek e boston marathon. marat now federal authorities are on hunt for the master behind the deadly attacks. >> coordinated bombers were we caught on cameras and sent the dozens of spectators running for their lives, so far, search for a suspect and clues have come up short. >> we will find who did this and we will find out why they did this, any responsible individuals, any responsible rep groups will feel the full weight of justice. just >> a show of force from the nation's capital. capita right now d.c. police are on high alert.high we're going to show you how thee city is responding to yesterday's attack and what to t expect if you are headed to the today's man emancipation day pa >>> and stories of horror and ad human
educ there will be from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 this afternoon.oon. organizers say shoes can have aa huge effect on a child's healthh education and self esteem. >>> all right, that will do it for the 6th. 6th. let send it over to tony and d sarah to takes us for the restf ofth the way. see you in an hour.hour. >> twin explosions rock thek e boston marathon. marat now federal authorities are on hunt for the master behind the deadly attacks. >> coordinated bombers were we caught...
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only people who live in areas in which they're registered receive public services like education. so when rural chinese migrate to cities, it's difficult to take their children with them. some people criticize the system. they say breaking off families isn't good for kids or for the nation. nhk world's reporter reports. >> reporter: in rural province, many workers have moved to cities leaving more than 3 million children behind. at this elementary school, there are 160 of those children, a quarter of all the students. this girl is in the third grade. both her parents are migrant workers. with her parents so far away, she also seems worried. she lives with her grandmother who is poor and almost illiterate. sometimes one of her teachers comes to visit her at home. she's the only person she can trust. >> translator: i really need her. >> reporter: the parents are also worried about their children. some schools are taking steps to help bridge the gap. at this school, the parents of half of the students are migrant workers. one classroom has been set aside for the children to play game
only people who live in areas in which they're registered receive public services like education. so when rural chinese migrate to cities, it's difficult to take their children with them. some people criticize the system. they say breaking off families isn't good for kids or for the nation. nhk world's reporter reports. >> reporter: in rural province, many workers have moved to cities leaving more than 3 million children behind. at this elementary school, there are 160 of those children,...
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tendency for people to be seeing something and it's a potential event but we have also done a great job educating law enforcement and others to follow up quickly on information. i want to jump on the point that mike made. this is one of the unique crime scene in that there's so much activity in terms of cameras and other things at that event and it would not be surprising to me that we're going to get material evidence that's going to be developed from some of those cameras or other device that is are at the scene. >> mike, let me talk about the complexities we are hearing about the crime scene itself. originally a 15-block radius there toward the finish line of the boston marathon. they have reduced that to a 12-block radius and they hope to shrink it more so that businesses and the normal way of life can get back to routine for some people. but when we talk about the specifics of this and the coverage we have been giving, everybody recognizing that this is a huge day in and around boston for massachusetts. for americans and those around the world might not be familiar and outside of the maratho
tendency for people to be seeing something and it's a potential event but we have also done a great job educating law enforcement and others to follow up quickly on information. i want to jump on the point that mike made. this is one of the unique crime scene in that there's so much activity in terms of cameras and other things at that event and it would not be surprising to me that we're going to get material evidence that's going to be developed from some of those cameras or other device that...
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school that will be able to get an online education and an online degree from yale? >> maybe not yet in high school. but maybe in kindergarten. (laughs) >> rose: why that far? because you have to develop the -- what's holding you back? someone in high school today -- >> high school who may get an online professional school degree. that could happen. >> rose: undergraduate not because you -- because you value the undergraduate experience? >> exactly, you got it. so how do you create that? if yale is ever going to be in the business of granting undergraduate degrees we have to figure out how to make it something really distinctive that is essentially resonant with the values of yale and that's not going to be in the first generation of innovative -- >> rose: so let's take me, for example, still a learner. what can i access online from yale university today? >> we have 40 odd courses from some of our greatest professors that are available online. >> rose: how do you choose which are available and which are not? >> you have to tape them. you have to get the professor wil
school that will be able to get an online education and an online degree from yale? >> maybe not yet in high school. but maybe in kindergarten. (laughs) >> rose: why that far? because you have to develop the -- what's holding you back? someone in high school today -- >> high school who may get an online professional school degree. that could happen. >> rose: undergraduate not because you -- because you value the undergraduate experience? >> exactly, you got it. so...
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an educational mecca, health care mecca. we're an innovation economy mecca. and this may have made us a likely target for what happened at the boston marathon on monday. >> thank you very much for joining us. he is with boston globe, which has been putting out a lot of the information we have been following since monday. >> dow looks like it would open up 22 points. s&p up 8 points. nasdaq by 22 points. and a business story of notes and breaking news. dell's special committee is confirming it has received a notice from blackstone group. sit withdrawing from the bidding process. blackstone will not submit a definitive proposal to buy the company. they submitted an indication of interest for 25eu billion offer in march. a letter saying that it "found a significant number of issues that surfaced since we submitted our letter of proposal on march 22nd." specifically i should note an unprecedented 14% market decline, the steepest drop in history. they are now saying is inconsistent with management's own projections for growth. ♪ [ construction sounds ] ♪ [ wat
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if the first film i ever did was directed by a hungarian director and he kind of -- that was my education in acting and from then on every director i've worked with has been -- it was something i didn't do. >> rose: because it happen because you seek them outtor way they instruct you to bring out the best in you? >> i think as i've got more savvy i've thought out people who will give me great instruction but i think -- i mean one of the things that's extraordinary about the film industry, unlike any other industry, is that as a young person you can be working with the greatest writer in the world greatest cinematographer in the world, greatest director in the world and be a valuable person within that machine. i can't think of in m other jobs where the novice will be asked a question by the most o tour and that question is known for being so important. >> that was amazing. >> rose: it was good. where are you, then, in terms of -- you're doing both there. you're on broadway, you have three films coming out. you're just enjoying the work? >> this is -- as tom said this is all we can focus o
if the first film i ever did was directed by a hungarian director and he kind of -- that was my education in acting and from then on every director i've worked with has been -- it was something i didn't do. >> rose: because it happen because you seek them outtor way they instruct you to bring out the best in you? >> i think as i've got more savvy i've thought out people who will give me great instruction but i think -- i mean one of the things that's extraordinary about the film...
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the world do why >> we take outreach in education very seriously. we were incredibly disappointed that our requests for additional outreach resources were not made available in the cr of 2013. engaged in efforts with the small business administration, who is doing regular meetings around the country with our regional personnel. we've just released a request for a proposal for on the ground from thes, individuals patient and hospital community who will be available to answer questions and to hold seminars. we do regular seminars. we understand people have a lot of questions. deploying as many resources as we can to answer those questions. of kaisery gold health news. here's a story on insurance exchanges. talk about what the administration is doing to get the word out. guest: las week was not a go sebelius.ecretary he was drilling down and he is concerned. he needs to go back to his constituents. he needs this thing to work. senatorheat from harkin. i think people are starting to say, wait a second, is is starting to go the way of enrollment. hhs has
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she earned bachelor of science degree education in 196. the campus features the laura bush promenade. walkway garden dedicated to the first lady after the first president donated $250,000 in honor of his lovely wife. the former cia director david petraeus has a new job. the city university of new york reports he will be a visiting professor of public policy in manhattan starting in august. calls this a unique opportunity for students. professor petraeus will share his extraordinary insight on international security and intelligence and nation building. general petraeus resigned as cia director last year after he admitted he did have an affair with his biographer paula broadwell. a major gang bust inside one of america's jails. cops have charged 25 people, including corrections officers and inmates in connection with a scandal involving sex and drugs and a whole lot of money at baltimore city detention center. now, the police say it all started when an inmate took control of a driven gang still after 2009 incarceration to await trial in att
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they join us with more on their trip and their prance to educate and play music. you guys were chosen from over 300 applicants. this has to be really special. >> it is a special time. you know, we were chosen because we from aloe a, compassion and love. our job is to kind of share this thought, this love, and compassion with people around the world. you know, fracturous times. love and compassion can help us heal and go far. we thank the state department for helping us, you know, put thing together. >> state department sponsoring the trip that will last aa mop you also plan to play music and educate. >> yes. we will be traveling rueout brazil from north to south of the country. >> you leave tomorrow, as a matter of fact. >> leave tomorrow. we are very -- going to venezuela. i think that there's beautiful parallels between music and hawaii and south america with our love for playing guitar. the wonderful type of dance we will be dancing hula and educating people along the way. we will collaborate with many local artists. >> as you sit down to give us a demonstratio
they join us with more on their trip and their prance to educate and play music. you guys were chosen from over 300 applicants. this has to be really special. >> it is a special time. you know, we were chosen because we from aloe a, compassion and love. our job is to kind of share this thought, this love, and compassion with people around the world. you know, fracturous times. love and compassion can help us heal and go far. we thank the state department for helping us, you know, put...
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the educational outreach efforts and conservation efforts, what those things are continuing to do today to help us understand our relationship with the sea and our relationship with our american past. >> we are currently in the clean lash the -- clean lab. includes chemical coating, constructing support mounts for objects, doing additional cleaning in a dry, stable environment. b. altman goal is to put these into the gallery and be able to share as much of the story of how these pumps operated, how they were made, what you're used for, their historical accounts from the sinking. we know that up to last when water put out the oilers, the pumps stopped moving. those are the things to consider is when dupont got here, the valve was still in position at its last moment. the think of the crew of monitor and the things they experienced and the struggles that they undertook to preserve c it ison and how ironi that today 100 petite years later they are still serving the nation in ways they could never have imagined, helping us understand marine conservation, understanding our past, and helping
the educational outreach efforts and conservation efforts, what those things are continuing to do today to help us understand our relationship with the sea and our relationship with our american past. >> we are currently in the clean lash the -- clean lab. includes chemical coating, constructing support mounts for objects, doing additional cleaning in a dry, stable environment. b. altman goal is to put these into the gallery and be able to share as much of the story of how these pumps...
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their selection is an educator with roots in the oakland school system. >> dr. gary yee who is an oakland native is a 40-year- plus educator here in the city of oakland. >> the board is expected to formally ai've yee's nomination at its next meeting on wednesday. he's expected to start july 1st. >>> today is earth day. you will no longer be asked paper or plastic at stores in a dozen peninsula cities. retailers in 12 san mateo cities including pacifica, redwood city, burlingame and south san francisco began a ban on single use plastic bags. if you don't have your own rerusable -- reusable bags, stores will be charging 10 cents for paper bags. some are in favor. >> i think any time we can help the earth and recycle bags will benefit all of us, especially our kids. >> with the amount of bags that i was using, so -- it's just gonna be a habit change. >> grocery stores are still able to provide plastic bags for produce and pharmacies can still use small bags to hold prescription medications. >>> and seasonally hot weather around the bay area this afternoon. i do see
their selection is an educator with roots in the oakland school system. >> dr. gary yee who is an oakland native is a 40-year- plus educator here in the city of oakland. >> the board is expected to formally ai've yee's nomination at its next meeting on wednesday. he's expected to start july 1st. >>> today is earth day. you will no longer be asked paper or plastic at stores in a dozen peninsula cities. retailers in 12 san mateo cities including pacifica, redwood city,...
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education news. 63% of adults say the state does not spend enough money on public skpools a majority improve of the plan to increase funds tochool e gllearners and lower incom students.thel found support in giving schools more flexibility in how they spend state money. >> more than 14 thousand new freshman have been received to cal berkeley. a record high number of april politics were received this year. nearly 68,000. cal officials say class of an average gpa of 3.9 and a diverse background. 9,000 from california and women represent about 54% of the admitted students. >> san francisco new exploratorium offering nun yeek views on the water front. take a look at this laser light art show. so cool. crowds gathered to watch the figures change. the light show is project frtd roof here at abc 7. official tv partner of the exploratorium. there is another free light show tonight. you can see it's cool stuff. >> that is going to be on our web site, of course. >> still ahead getting down, dirt yes for earth day some students whark they're doing to make the campus more >>> coming up at 6:00 ou
education news. 63% of adults say the state does not spend enough money on public skpools a majority improve of the plan to increase funds tochool e gllearners and lower incom students.thel found support in giving schools more flexibility in how they spend state money. >> more than 14 thousand new freshman have been received to cal berkeley. a record high number of april politics were received this year. nearly 68,000. cal officials say class of an average gpa of 3.9 and a diverse...
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they want to give more education to the boys than to the girls because for them the boys are still more important. >> reporter: and the census shows indians are acting on that bias. for every 1,000 male infants born, there are just 914 females. in some regions, far fewer. in nature, those numbers are about equal. >> the gap began to wideen in the '90s with new ultrasound machines that made it easy to learn the fetus' sex. the scan led to the termination of millions of female pregnancies. in delhi, the center for social research has organized women into neighborhood groups trying to shift the ingrained gender bias, even invoking hinduism's goddess of prosperity. >> ( translated ): we must begin to welcome girl babies into our homes, like the goddess lack shi has come into our home. lack smi. >> reporter: they're also aware of the law that's become known by its english acronym. that's the pre-conception and prenatal technology act, abortion is legal in india but the act makes it illegal when done for sex selection. >> a lot of people don't even know that we have a very strong law. if you,
they want to give more education to the boys than to the girls because for them the boys are still more important. >> reporter: and the census shows indians are acting on that bias. for every 1,000 male infants born, there are just 914 females. in some regions, far fewer. in nature, those numbers are about equal. >> the gap began to wideen in the '90s with new ultrasound machines that made it easy to learn the fetus' sex. the scan led to the termination of millions of female...
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the group discussed ongoing budget issues as well as immigration reform and education. senator christian gillibrand explained to andrea mitchell how the idea for the dinner came about. >> i said, you know, now that you're starting your new term if you want to create a bipartisan agenda, a great place to start is with the women senators. we meet regularly and have a dinner every quarter. oftentimes the women reach across party lines and reach consensus. he said that is a great idea. >> you want to know what they ate, right? they had alaskan halibut and a bit of peach pie. >>> as always, why are you awake? shoot us an e-mail or tweet us. we'll read the best responses later in the show. >>> still ahead on "way too early," the college football playoff is only a year and a half away. that means they have a lot of time to come up with a jazzy name. what they came up with is not too jazzy. >>> and steve colbert's view on chris christie's tv viewing habits. we'll have that story and a check on weather when "way too early" comes right back. >> one of the most agonizing moments i
the group discussed ongoing budget issues as well as immigration reform and education. senator christian gillibrand explained to andrea mitchell how the idea for the dinner came about. >> i said, you know, now that you're starting your new term if you want to create a bipartisan agenda, a great place to start is with the women senators. we meet regularly and have a dinner every quarter. oftentimes the women reach across party lines and reach consensus. he said that is a great idea....
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it took 24 hours for me to be educated and informed on the actual charge. i heard the word ricin for the first time in my life by a federal agent of homeland security while being interrogated and i thought he said rice for about an hour. i said, i don't even eat rice. i'm not a rice lover. and they told me, you know what it's about. you know what you did. i'm standing in front of my home with my little puppy moo cow and i'm completely overwhelmed at the hooded machine gun guys. it looked like the scene out of a movie. i was just overwhelmed. i kept asking what is ricin. what did i do. they kept on, you know what you did. you know what this is about. don't try to act with us. i was already assumed guilty before i was told what it was about. but that's one thing that has been bothering me. we're in the united states of america. we're innocent until proven guilty is what i've been told my whole life. i completely felt i was guilty until i could prove my innocence. and i can't help but think now how many people are thrown in jail because circumstantial evidence
it took 24 hours for me to be educated and informed on the actual charge. i heard the word ricin for the first time in my life by a federal agent of homeland security while being interrogated and i thought he said rice for about an hour. i said, i don't even eat rice. i'm not a rice lover. and they told me, you know what it's about. you know what you did. i'm standing in front of my home with my little puppy moo cow and i'm completely overwhelmed at the hooded machine gun guys. it looked like...
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deciding, go into physics or not and you know what my counselor told me in high school, he said the education's not going to kill you and it didn't. >> this is true, and you're putting it to use with the forecast. >> talking about a the fact that it's going to get warm in the bay area. mostly sunny skies, haze out there, temperatures are 7 degrees cooler at this hour than they were yelled morning in parts of the bay area. we expect a pretty rapid warm up. 49 degrees at concord, oakland at 50. san jose 49 degrees and out the door, looking at mostly sunny skies today. 90 minutes, a number near 60 degrees right around the bay, and the satellite and radar showing us that we have all of the high clouds moving up in the pacific northwest and the queen charlotte up there in british columbia. for us, we're looking at clear skies and there's not a drop of rain in site, so i don't know what that means for may flowers. we will today warm to the mid- 80s inland, not a bad beach day with temperatures along the shoreline in some places in the 70s. 72 at half-moon bay. 84 degrees at redwood city. 85 a degrees
deciding, go into physics or not and you know what my counselor told me in high school, he said the education's not going to kill you and it didn't. >> this is true, and you're putting it to use with the forecast. >> talking about a the fact that it's going to get warm in the bay area. mostly sunny skies, haze out there, temperatures are 7 degrees cooler at this hour than they were yelled morning in parts of the bay area. we expect a pretty rapid warm up. 49 degrees at concord,...
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it's important because we as a country are failing to educate enough of our own citizens. there is a great demand not only in silicon valley, but in south carolina there is a great demand for tech workers. there are not enough kids getting tech degrees, and there is not enough leadership to drive people to those kinds of skills. silicon valley would hire americans if there were enough americans who were scientists, engineers and mathematicians. we're not producing enough. there are more jobs than americans who can fill the jobs. apple, face bike facebook intel microsoft, should they shut down and move overseas? guess what they're already doing that. we got to let people in the country to fill the jobs that americans are not filling. don't we hear that from the farm workers, too? on both ends of the scales. americans are not filling the high tech jobs and americans seem to be unwilling to do the jobs of picking strawberryies and tomatoes. >> michael: this bill looks like it's going to the floor. marco rubio let's bring him up again. how important has he been in this, and wh
it's important because we as a country are failing to educate enough of our own citizens. there is a great demand not only in silicon valley, but in south carolina there is a great demand for tech workers. there are not enough kids getting tech degrees, and there is not enough leadership to drive people to those kinds of skills. silicon valley would hire americans if there were enough americans who were scientists, engineers and mathematicians. we're not producing enough. there are more jobs...
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. >>> the oakland board of education is looking close to home to find a new superintendent. gary yee is under consideration for the position of acting superintendent. the board is scheduled to vote on wednesday. yee began his career as an elementary school teacher. the current superintendent tony smith is resigning to move to chicago for family reasons. >>> the newest face of gun control legislation spoke out in san francisco today. ktvu's cara liu caught up with mark kelly the husband of shooting victim gabby giffords about his renewed support for gun control. >> reporter: after speaking about his final mission with space endeavor and his wife gabby giffords, mark kelly spoke to us about the gun control bill. families forever changed in newton also spoke today. >> my sister pushed the kids up against the wall out of the sight if you look into her class, my sister grabbed her keys to lock her door, and that's when he came in the room. my sister was not a coward. she protected her kids, at the same time protecting us. >> reporter: kelly say it is fight will continue. >> we ar
. >>> the oakland board of education is looking close to home to find a new superintendent. gary yee is under consideration for the position of acting superintendent. the board is scheduled to vote on wednesday. yee began his career as an elementary school teacher. the current superintendent tony smith is resigning to move to chicago for family reasons. >>> the newest face of gun control legislation spoke out in san francisco today. ktvu's cara liu caught up with mark kelly...
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. >> brian, you have spent, i believe, two decade, educating people about hate and extremism. at your web site at the center, you identify extremist web sites and not just... this type of extremism. it's very widespread and i bet the list has gotten longer over the years. what is the answer? that we can all get along and we don't have to have tragedies like this, based based on hate? >> you know, to engage in the thing that you are doing, i think, one of the things that is really worrisome is that on both sides of the political and ideological spectrum, people feel disjointed from community. when people opt out, particularly in large numbers that, creates a fertile breeding ground for treem extremism and violence. what we need to do is foster a relationship of people to society and these brothers -- they opted out. timothy mcveigh, he opted out -- >> not always. they accepted scholarship money for a prestigious high school in cambridge. they competed in athletic events with teammates, wrestling, the older brother. they had roommates and they had friended. in many respects, the
. >> brian, you have spent, i believe, two decade, educating people about hate and extremism. at your web site at the center, you identify extremist web sites and not just... this type of extremism. it's very widespread and i bet the list has gotten longer over the years. what is the answer? that we can all get along and we don't have to have tragedies like this, based based on hate? >> you know, to engage in the thing that you are doing, i think, one of the things that is really...
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did be that two young men who were educated here, seemed to have such a grudge against the united states that it would undertake this complex plot and carry it through while they were residents? all week, it has been such a traumatic week for boston. people were asking at the beginning, who did this? now there are two prime suspect -- suspects, but the question remains, why? >> laura trevelyan. thank you for reporting all week in boston for us. as we have been reporting, there were brothers. tamerlan tsarnaev attended a public high-school in cambridge massachusett a short time ago, i spoke to e of his classmates about what he was like. >> by the second class, he -- he would sit with me and a few other people in a group, pretty much. outside of class, i would not speak to him. the first class, he was kind of by himself. again, it was a very big high- school. 3000 kids. it can be tough sometimes to come in as an upperclassman, not as a freshman, an older person from a different country, and come into this huge school population. it is understandable if he had trouble making friends. >> but
did be that two young men who were educated here, seemed to have such a grudge against the united states that it would undertake this complex plot and carry it through while they were residents? all week, it has been such a traumatic week for boston. people were asking at the beginning, who did this? now there are two prime suspect -- suspects, but the question remains, why? >> laura trevelyan. thank you for reporting all week in boston for us. as we have been reporting, there were...
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that is to education, policy, looking at the reasons behind this as well as technology that law enforcement and how law enforcement uses technology in this country. neil: well put. thank you for joining us. we appreciate you. it's always a balance. when something like this happens. individual rights versus trying to keep individuals live. the attorney general, more than any attorney-general in our history had to balance that type this year and only here. next. all stations come over to mission a for a final go. this is for real this time. st seven point two one two. rify and lock. command is locked. five seconds. three, two, one. standing by for capture. the most innovative software on the planet... dragon is captured. isonnecting today's leading companies to places beyond it. siemens. answers. ♪ neil: all right. we are told that what was going to be an fbi press conference about a half an hour ago was put off. the same press conference that was scheduled on and off again a variety of times today. i don't know what that means. maybe john ashcroft does conform -- former attorney general of
that is to education, policy, looking at the reasons behind this as well as technology that law enforcement and how law enforcement uses technology in this country. neil: well put. thank you for joining us. we appreciate you. it's always a balance. when something like this happens. individual rights versus trying to keep individuals live. the attorney general, more than any attorney-general in our history had to balance that type this year and only here. next. all stations come over to mission...
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call it a victory, keep going. >> kill the filibuster bill. >> definitely. >> i spoke to an educator this week who talked about how the anxiety level among parents is just off the chart. >> right. >> part of his point was, that has to be dialed back. people have to get right with the fact that you live in a society that protects freedoms to the point it makes us more vulnerable in some ways, and some things you just cannot prevent. >> look, i go back to this central point, how many people have died in terror attacks in the last 12 years in america, 9/11 was nominalist. in its size. and we've had many attempts -- most of the attempts fail. most of the terrorists are bad at terrorism and even when they succeed the casualty count is fairly minimal. i'm not downplaying the tragedy of boston. but, really, more to use the off-sided statistic, more children die in backyard sw swimming pool accidents, than die in terrorism and so, yes, there's a certain point we have to simply turn the tv off, god forbid, but at a certain point you have to go back to your regular programming and not become o
call it a victory, keep going. >> kill the filibuster bill. >> definitely. >> i spoke to an educator this week who talked about how the anxiety level among parents is just off the chart. >> right. >> part of his point was, that has to be dialed back. people have to get right with the fact that you live in a society that protects freedoms to the point it makes us more vulnerable in some ways, and some things you just cannot prevent. >> look, i go back to this...
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. >> what was it like for you as an educator, sitting in it that cathedral today to hear the president quoting the work done by one of your students in this room? >> he needs more consultants like martin. sometimes kids just get it right. you know, it was -- it's hard. you know? so it's hard hearing those words. it's hard hearing his name. it's easy to it's easy for me to talk about it. but to listen is when the emotion comes in. and so i was, you know, taken away by that. you know. as that -- here's martin again. >> let's go take a look at the classroom that jane is going to be coming back to. >> sure. they're honoring her. the kids made some cards and honor her. jane. we're very happy that they're doing this for them. so it's going to be hard. going to be hard. it's a good school. i guess i would say it 100 times. it's a good school, good staff. that's how come when jane comes back, kids come back, we're going to be able to really embrace this as something to learn from, to help us make our student body even stronger. and so we're not -- this makes us stronger. you know. we're -- the
. >> what was it like for you as an educator, sitting in it that cathedral today to hear the president quoting the work done by one of your students in this room? >> he needs more consultants like martin. sometimes kids just get it right. you know, it was -- it's hard. you know? so it's hard hearing those words. it's hard hearing his name. it's easy to it's easy for me to talk about it. but to listen is when the emotion comes in. and so i was, you know, taken away by that. you know....
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yes, exercise and education go hand in hand. so make sure your kids are active 60 minutes every day. you'll help them feel good and even perform better in school. the more you know. hmm, we need a new game. ♪ that'll save the day. ♪ so will bounty select-a-size. it's the smaller powerful sheet. the only one with trap + lock technology. look! one select-a-size sheet of bounty is 50% more absorbent than a full size sheet of the leading ordinary brand. use less. with the small but powerful picker upper, bounty select-a-size. >>> everyone i talk to in oklahoma city said the residual effect of that bombing was, it made the city more compassionate. it united people in a way that they could not have anticipated at the time. united unfortunately, by these acts of violence. whether it's mass shootings or these random terrifying bombs. >> that was tom brokaw, speaking about the emotional impact of the tragedy like yesterday's bombing at the boston marathon. president obama spoke in the last hour about the response in and around boston
yes, exercise and education go hand in hand. so make sure your kids are active 60 minutes every day. you'll help them feel good and even perform better in school. the more you know. hmm, we need a new game. ♪ that'll save the day. ♪ so will bounty select-a-size. it's the smaller powerful sheet. the only one with trap + lock technology. look! one select-a-size sheet of bounty is 50% more absorbent than a full size sheet of the leading ordinary brand. use less. with the small but powerful...
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governor martin o'malley signs togislation enabling veterans get credit for their military training, education, and experience. the wis a first pick in nba draft. y selectnix mercurous ere brittany. mystics missed out on the dominating six-foot nine center. they chose taylor from ohio state. a went to the seattle storm. otto porter of georgetown announced he will enter the nba draft in june. and now tim brant explains how the nationals bounced back from a tough weekend. >> it was jackie robinson day yesterday in major-league baseball. it was nice to get back into the for thecolumn national's. all the players wore and fortitude to honor one of their own. the great jackie robinson broke the color barrier. bases,, five for extra and this is tyler moore. he went tw ofor 4 with three runs batted in. been a 10-3 as they go to 8 and 5 on the season. a news conference will be held this afternoon in college park in maryland. alex has announced he will be in the nba draft in june. now cash in big time. have a great day. >> ♪ >> 9 contestants on "dancing with the stars" had to pull off a side-by-side c
governor martin o'malley signs togislation enabling veterans get credit for their military training, education, and experience. the wis a first pick in nba draft. y selectnix mercurous ere brittany. mystics missed out on the dominating six-foot nine center. they chose taylor from ohio state. a went to the seattle storm. otto porter of georgetown announced he will enter the nba draft in june. and now tim brant explains how the nationals bounced back from a tough weekend. >> it was jackie...
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state department supported my education. i attended an american high school that was one of the best years of my life. i learned about american culture, managed a school basketball team, and trick-or- treating on halloween. but the most exceptional experience was coming to know someone who ended up being like a father to me, a member of the u.s. air force. withof my year was spent him and his family. he came to the mosque with me and i went to church with him. he became my best friend in america. i went to the u.s. as an ambassador for yemen and came back to yemen as an ambassador of the u.s.. i can never have imagined that the same hand that changed my life from a miserable to a promising one would also turn on my village. a understanding is that certain man was the target of the drone strike. many people in the village know him and the yemeni government could easily have found and arrested him. he was well known to the government and even to the local government. even they could have captured him if the u.s. had told them
state department supported my education. i attended an american high school that was one of the best years of my life. i learned about american culture, managed a school basketball team, and trick-or- treating on halloween. but the most exceptional experience was coming to know someone who ended up being like a father to me, a member of the u.s. air force. withof my year was spent him and his family. he came to the mosque with me and i went to church with him. he became my best friend in...